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Iran has suspended indirect negotiations with the United States, explicitly linking future talks to developments in Lebanon, where Israeli strikes are intensifying. The move suggests Tehran is shifting from diplomacy to pressure through the battlefield, as Hezbollah and Israel exchange fire and civilians are displaced. With France calling for urgent UN talks, the decision highlights how quickly the conflict is spilling beyond national borders.
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